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Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
The Crater Of Eanooata,,eit.

But the chief object of interest on the
top of Popocatapeit is the crater.
Imagine the interior OF a slountain liter
ally blown out by an explosion, to the
depth Of 600 or 500 feet, leaving mar
row rim perpendicular on It's inside SUR
face. This would be no exaggerated
picture OF the real appearance Of the
crater. ! stood and looked over the
dizzy brink in mute astonishment. A
vast cavity. unsupported from the out
side, sank away at my feet, rock ribbed,
ragged and torn, along its cipitous
sides. Out OF oritices I'm its deep md
dismal bottom rose jets and streamers
ofs.eam, putting and blowing in the dead
air.
Having no object at hand by which
to gauge the size, was greatly deceived
as tn the magnitude of this cavity in the
mountains bowels. supposed il meas
ured perhaps 500 feet across, bnt q
friend subsequently told me that bal.
from his rifle did not reach the opposite
wall, az indicated by no displacement ~
stones. II is fully mile in diameter,
and workman who had wrought in the
crater extracting sulphur. told me that
the fnnieros. or vents OF steam, instead of
being q foot in diameter as they appeared
to be, nir" red from twelve to eighteen
feet. Ths rapor pouring ous of fhase
holes is highly impregnated with sui
pfiur, which Is deposited on the rocks
and in the soil, and becomes an mex
i;austible supply OF this mineral. The
crane ard rigging for lowering the
worknen into this inferno still remains
III place, but the rop, having been nn-
used for three years. no one cares 10
trrst his weight upon 1t.
An awful silence now broods over this
pcefe OF emptiness and deeolaiion. ih
striking contrast with the rsnF and tur.
buicnce which terrified the Spaniar.'s.
who attempted to ascend the volcano
$50 years ago. At brief intervals rock
or boulder rolls laundering down the
precipitous sides to the bottom, dispiac-
ing other stones Oil its way. and one can
Got help wondering what must have
teen tie original depth OF the crater.
which after 200 years OF such acre
tions, still measures more than 600 feet.
1t waa with sigh of regret that we at
last turned away from these most aston.
ishiHg and stupendous remains of vol
canic actions, and prepared to make our
descent tn lower carth.--Mexico Cor.
Cleveland Leader.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
Contsnt.n.nt OF the F..or sls,.

There 10 lots Of sympathy wases4 an
this world, but It shows gooI heart to
have it. As the burdea is. SO the
strength shall be. II labor is rewarded
it Is all right. Rowland says he
don't mind pulling fol,isr ut all IL it
don't get wet and spoil IN the curing.
C0Htentment is what we all want. and
the poor man can be as contented as the
rich one II his labor is rewarded--a reaz-
enable reward. Then il is willing la
Dor. The Waterman goes on duty will.
ingly at midnight. Tie doctor hears
the door.beli ring willingly when deep
s!eep has Possessed him on a cold and
stormy night. The night editor of the
daily paper is Il willing slave to the
lamp. Every true man will screw his
courage up IN the sticking point il tie
reward is in sight. Bill Arp in Atlanta
Con stitution.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

We are now fully convinced that on
esteemed morning cotemporary spoke by
the card in announcing that the County
Court question had become a political
issue. The democrats have made it 80
solely with the object OF using it for par.
tisln purposes. The scheme devised r.
repeal the act creating County Courts and
establishing Probate Courts with si,ni.
lar Jurisdiction, is n pieco OF political job.
berry designed TO deprive the people o.
having any voice in the SELECTION OF per
sous to fill the offices created. A proper
spirit OF Justice would suggest that this
change, ii it is made at all. shall take
effect upon the first day OF January suc-
caeding the next general elertion, in order
that the people may have an opportunity
OF giving expression to their will at the
polls. The rapid manner in wi.i&h the
bill is being raiIroaded through the legis-
lIture is in itself sufficient to attach sus,
picion as 10 its motives --Cii7eH.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

1t would seem from remarks in the
Phenir Herald, that the Territory has beer
paying for the maintenance of seventy
insane persons at Stockton. Cal When
the insane were removed tothe new terri
torial asylum at Phenix couple Of weeks
since, DIR. Clark, the owner Of the Stock,
ton Asylum, could only produce sixty-one
patients from this territory. We should
say that this would be a good chance foi
our democratic Governor and Attorney.
General TO get in some reform business.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
WONDERFUL Cures.

w. d. Hoyte & Co.. Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists OF Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DR., Kings New Discovery
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnicl
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have beer
some wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases Of
pronounced Consumption have been en-.
tirely cured by use OF few bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery, taken in CO iec-
ton with Electric Bitters. We guarantee
them always. Sold by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

The press OF Arizona snoutd organize i
for no other reason than that OF protect
ing it's members from the Unsuitable nav
o. the professional politician, WHO doe
little else than feast upon the substance
Of the people. The journalists of Arizona
have shown a remarkable willingness tc
pull the political cart single handed, whif
the most worthless scavengers have done
all the riding and feasting. The rule
should be reversed and the newspaper
man should get into the cart and make
the politician pull It, Or let her freeze
dead still.--S,ar.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
Abandoned Military Reservation Lands
to be Sold.

WASHINGTON, January 22d. The Sec
| retary OF the Interior has directed the
Commissioner oi the General Land Office
TO survey and plat, preparatory toappr Iise-
ment and sale, all lands embraced in the
several abandoned military reservations
which have been turned over TO the Gus.
tody OF the Interior Department under the
provisions OF the Act OF june 3, 1884.
The order directs that as elah reservation
Is snbdivid "a and plated, each shall be .
once SO reported TO the Department, tilai
appraisers may be appointed and the
lands may be offered for sails at as earl,
II day as possible. II Is stated that these
reservations cover an area OF about 7o0,,
100 acres and include some Of the choicest
agricultural lands in the several State
and Territories in which they are located
Following is It list Of the reservations em.
braced in the Secretary's order: CAM
Goodwin, Camp Crittenden, old CANT
Grant Timber Reservation, Fort Verdi
and Fort Whipple in Arizona; part
Fort Didwell, Fort Cody, Fort Indepen9
eace, Fort Yum, in California; the Can.
tonment on uncompahgre Camp cn White
iiger, Fort sedgewick, Fort Lyon, old
Fort Lewis ION the Colorado; Fort Ran
dali (the part east OF the rivcrl and Fori
Bio in Dakota, Camp Three Forks, Owy-
hee, apd the Winter pasturage tFor
Cnnr d'Alene) in Idaho; Fort Dodge and
Fort Wallace in Kansas, ten reservations
in Louisiana; Fort Wilkins in Michigan
an island In the Missouri river, Missouri
Fort Ellis, in Montana; Fort Hartsuf
Eort MCPHERSON and Camp Sheridan ir
Nebraska; Fort Butler and Fort Craig IT,
New Mexico, Fort Halleck and Fort Me-
Dermitt (hay reservej in Nevada; For
Cameron, Fort Thornburg and Rush LAKE
Valley in Utah; Fort Steilacom in Wash
ington Territory tcoil reservation; For
Bidger, Fort Etterman, Fort Sanders and
Fort Fred. Steele Except cemetery lot)ir
Wyoming.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
The Only Way TO Conquer Dyspepsia.

II rs perfectly preposterous 10 Introduce pep.
s'n and other artificial solvents i0to the storn.
ach, In the expectation that they VIII assist di.
gestinn by acting Oh the food Itself. They will
not. Nor ~ II possible thus 20 overcome dyspep.
sIa. The only way to conquer that disorder. and
prevent she numerous diseases aad disabilities
which II tassuredly Provokes. Is to renew the
actltlty Of gastric actlol By strengthening the
stomach HostetfeT Stomach Bitters eradicates
The most inyeteratG forms VI indigestion by re.
storing vitality to the alinentary organs. sad
those which are tributary To them. The liver,
the bowels, the kidneys and the nerves no less
Than the stomach, experience the inyigoratiye
effects OF that standard toidc, which Possesses
Alternative properties that generally eachsnce It's
oenehclal ,niinence, and give permaneace to
possess.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
o,errork I'm p,bIto se,.o,,s.

The proper time to consider tho ques.
lion OF oyerwork in schools Is at the b.
ginning of til9 term. when the evil cpo
be prevented, ami not, as Is usually
done. ut its end, when the manifest bad
effects give rise TO pointiess moralizing.
School teachers generally will not ad-
nit that tho ordinary public school
course causes overwork in the pupils.
But the pale faces. emaciated forms,
headaches and bad nervous conditions
observable in the children at the end
Of the school year show plainly that
something "a wrong. 1t may he that the
lad air o: the sc:Ioot-rooais or improper
diet aal c,trs at home contribute to pro-
d,;cc the fa2sel-out appearance, hut
there can be little doubt that the high.
pressure system OK hoad.cramming is
responsible for large share Of the bkd
results.
Ono thing is surely bad-tne suble1s~
ins of All children, the wea'; with the
robust, ths dul; with t,ls bright, to tac
same iroa-boaui stem and course Of
stuiy. The instruction should in some
way be better aiIpteI both 10 the indi.
vidrtl needs and the capacity of tha
scholars, Tho rivalry. the worry and
suspense in contests for promotion, un-
der an absurd system of marks, should
be abolished. Parents on their part
should sce to it that their children get
p!ttIty Of sleep and outdoor play. and
that the older girls avoid social
dissipation. Study alone hurts very few
children. 1t is the things superadded
to NECESSARY Iy, or bal conditions for
studying that Do the most OF the mis-.
ci.isi. New YORK World.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

A cable message from DR.. sireuger, o
the European Union OF Astronomers, an
nounces the discovery o. comet on Jan
nary lSth, by DR.. Thorne, Director Of the
observatory at COrdova. South America
The comet, which IL probabably the ont
which was observed few days ago a,
Melbourne, was in the constellation Grns
(the crdne). Dr. Thorne announces that
it will become very brilliant, and that Il
will resemble in character the great com
ct OF 1852. which was first announced by
DR.. Gould, then Director OF the same o.
ssryatory.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

TIE election of George Hearst as Sena-
tor from California for the next s;x years
would seem TO indicate that it takes
money instead of brains to become n
Onited States senator. However, we may
console ourselves with the fact that in
looking after his own mining interests
while in the Senate, those of the rest OF
the Pacific coast will realize some little
benefit at the sane time
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

i law providing for the publication o
! the assessment rolls oithe different coun
ties of the territory would. besides paying
| for publication, increase the assessment
rolls at least twenty-five per cent over
what they woald otherwise he. Why
Because when IL Ia known that the asses
ment rolls are to be published 10 the
world. property holders will place a fair
valuation on their property and will reu'
der in full all of their possessions. And
again, there are always, or at least have
been, a large number OF men whoge pro
pertv is not assessed at all, and taktna
this item alone, the county could be say
ed q sufficient amount TO more than pay
Tor the expense OF publishing them, Thi.
woGld enable every man in the county to
know for himself how his neighbor and
others had valued their property; and in
case anyone is not assessed, il would be
far easier TO find il out through this me-
dunn than any other. 1t is n fact we'll
known that large majority oftax-payers
do not render their property for its full
valuation, by which the cJu ,ty is beaten
out OF the taxes justly belonging to 1t. As
before stated, the increase in the amount
of taxes collected, besides paying for the
expense OF publishing them, would also
pay all the expenses Of the entire county
printing, and leave handsome balance
in the hands OF the treasurer Tombstone
Ismrle1f
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
Siberia Drying Up.

Russian Geographers report that mum.
erous lakes in Siberia. chiefly In the To.
boisk ai'a TomsS Pruvittcc5. ara. rapidly
drying up, and villages now stand on
spots covered by extensive sheets @.
water 100 years ago. Lake Tchebakly
mas shown the most resaarkablU change,
it, area being $50 square miles "A century
ago. while 1t now consists OF three small
ronds, the largest covering not more
than five or SIX square miles. -Arkan.
saw Traveller.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

W. L. Whepley, Of Phen,x, Grand Mas
ter OF the Order Of Odd Fellows in Ariro.
IA, reports the order az prosperous
throughout the Territory. He recently
returned TO Phenix from official yiists to
Pinal Lodge, No. 4, and Globe Lodge, No.
6, and says that the brethren treated him
royalty, and that his trip will always re-
main one of the bright and cheerful epi.
sodes OF his lie ---Tempe Eers.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
B0stan, Every Inch of Him.

Have you any ash trees on the con-,
monS" my fellow pilgrim asked police
man who was walking along declining
some Latin noun tthe only thing Boston
policeman ever does decIine). He stopped
and locked az my friend with the utmost
comm;seration for his ignorance. 1--WE
have the 'Fraximus Americana he re.
Piled. waving his stick in the direction
OF a white ash rot far away. Boston,
every inch Of him. Boston Cor. Chicago
News.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TO James Oliver. Thomas Oliver and saihne'
Oliver !.
yo,, rre hereby notified tbot have expended
.,e S., 1droJ ..f'isrs "a pbpr md smp-a' "'acn's
upon the Mississippi mining claim, situated 10
t.e Mayaari s,...ny Dis.ric,, mo.as ,dS .g"itg
BOOK n OF Mining Records. pages gl2. in
order 10 hold sGIi premises under The PRO
yisfo1s of section xs2l. K~sied staiutes 0s trs
rnited states. bciug the amount required to
hold the sanle for the year chding December
Slat 1876.
TO oi said expenditure due from each 0f y0,l
!. ,2,. lawful nioaey 81 the United states, and
II within 70 da, after the publication cs nj
aotiee you fail or refuse 10 contribute your l'r
,,ortion ~ such expenditure ~ coowusgs. yoat
interast ja ,s;d claim VIII become me prgt'riiS
oi the undersigned uadcr sAId sfcf!on 2?23.
FRANK IAAiLTos.
"'He''' '1"' '' yaa.Iseod.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
Sinking Fund Ncsicc.

OfyIcg or THE TRgasuHgR
oP MoHavE Corsry, ARrzoSa,
kissMAS, JAScARY 18th, 1887.
Bids for the surrender Of Mol,aye coun
ty warrants will he received by me at my
Office until o'clock, p. m, on Monday,
the 3lst day OF January, 1897.
Amount in the Sinking Fund 10 bc bid
for IL two thousand and fifty-scvcn dollars
(s2,057).
Bids must be in the form Of sealed pro-
posals accompanied by the warrants offer
ed to be surrendered, addressed to the
County Treasurer and marked sinking
Fund"
DANIEL SaTH,
81. County Treasurer.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

Why did the Arizona LEGISLATURE repeal
the anti-Mormon laws OF that territory ?
We have seen no explanation of il and
would he glad 10 know the reason. The
repeal secured nearly unanimous vote
end no must have behind it soms cause
that makes il 6oullar.--Abn Criifgr,,ia.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

The San Francisco Ala says that Geo.
Hearst opened more champagne dnrinp
his late Senatorial campaign than all his
predecessors pnt together. Col. Irish,
the talented editor Of the Alta. ought to
know the true inwardness Of this cham.
payne business II anvone does.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
Notice OF Forfeiture.
To james oliver. Thoma. oliver and aamuc

To james oliver, Thomas oliver aad samuel
oliver.
You are tore5y nGdGsd That have expended
oae handFod dabars IN lnbor E,d Improvement
spon TIE narip9sa mi!hag claim, Stated 10 ihe
Arlznln TERRITORY aud dlly rccoaied in
b. ~ lonk Miaing Records page tl2
IN order ,D hold said preialsos uuder the pro-
visions AZ srctlol e.,si, Revised stafuies 81 tbc
failed states. Lelag the am0am required to
hold the came Tor the year eadins December
alst. iss5.
AMI you are further notified that the proper
fion Of suea expenditure due iron each OF you
l. s25 lawful Inoaey oi the United Ststes; asid II
within 80 dsya after Tie publicstioI OF this no
sicc yon fail or refuse 4, contribute your pro-
por;!on oi fuch expead ifure as 60 owners your
Interest iil ,sid property win become tbo prnp
cry OF the uadcrsigacd under ,s.d Section 2s.t.
FaAsK HAxiLTos.
Kiagman, January isth, iSs7.
Jan,i5-9cd.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
Notice Of Forfeiture.

70 DR. r. L. BUrDIck,
Administrator Of the EstGte OIL Vs. Yoacha,p
ieceascd.
You are hereby nctiaed that have e.pe naed
ole hnndred dGEsra tn isbor sad improyenea al,
gpol the Greciaa rcBd midiDY claim. situated
la the WGllapa' mining district. Moiayc c0un
ty, Arizona Territory, a,d daily recorded 81
Book D.of Mining Recaris pages cl3 aud G2a, IA
order to hold said premises under the previ.
!oas oi ser;ion ba2i, gevised s,sintes of The
Iaited States, being the amount reGu,rc1 td
bold the same for the year ending December
3ist. 1876.
tioa of said expenditure due from yon IL SO
awfal moHey OF the United States aad II within
~ days after the publication of this notice you
fall or refuse 90 contribute yonr proportion ot
.uch expenditure as CO owner, your interett Is,
said claim VIII become the properly OF the ua-
dersjgned under said sec.lnn zs24
Dated at kinyman this Goth day OF Jnnlsry
lsS. A. Y. DAVIS.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

The Carson 1pprni notes the alleged
discovery cf vein OF gold-bearing quartz
sixty feet wide. assaying 81 900 pe- ton.
The discovery is located on. the Peavine
road. three miles from Reno.
The Carson Appeal is beyond question
the champion liar of-ihe season.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

The Board ofSupervisors OF Pima county
have prepared and forwarded to Congress
q memorial asking for the notifications
Of the Act of Congress to enable counties
OF the Territory TO create Indebtedness for
their necessary running expenses.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

The Alta says that San Francisco as
ssssins are taking rest. II they were
laid away to their last rest it would be a
good thing for the whole coast. II il
about time some OF the San Francisco
murderers were hung up as high as Ha-
man.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

The first duty every member OF the
legislature owes is To his constituents. He
h expected 10 carry ont the wishes OF the
majority II, in his best Judgment, that
wish is for the hest interest Of the general
public, or in other words will prove the
greatest good to the greatest number. -
Nso.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
Payable to His Grand.on,

"four article Is accepted" wrote the
magazine editor TO the author.
"All right" wrote the author back;
make the check payable to my grand
son. His nane will be sent to you when
he is born and christened. ~ Boston
Courier.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
To The Public.

Having Purchased the ertir. outfit,
subscription list, etc, Of the IIalEapai
Tribune that paper has been discontin.
ued. All unexpired paia-up subscriptions
will be filed blythe MNgR. Those whoare
in arrears for subscription either to the
MINER or the Tribaas must settle up il
30 days or their names viii be stricken
of the list.
JAMES J. HYDE.
Kingman, Jar. 22d 1887.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
New York, cuth.,ic a,v.r,,,

Many p'ople are probab not aware
OF the fact that New York had an Irish
Catholic governor in 1888. and for some
years after. This was Thomas Doneon,
the younger son of Sir John Donran. an
Irts|! i'aronet, ard a repbew 70 Richard
Ta!lsott, earl of Tyrcnanel.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

Pima county comes out strongly in favor
OF maintaining the county court system.
Since the comfy court has been establish
ed in that county. it has been in session
295 days and has disposed OF $50 cases.
There are about forty new cases on the
docket
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

The people OF Mohave comfy, one and
ali, cannot but feel grateful to the sa
preme Court OF Arizona for 30 promptly
and deeisively adjudicating the county
seat question.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

Mr.. Geo. L. Sands viii assume the
management OF the Atlantic and Pacific
railroad on the 1st Of February. Mr.. r.
X. Gabel, the present manager, has
accepted a position with the Colorado
Midland railroad.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

A bill has been introduced in the Legis,
lature for the purpose Establishing all the
different county funds and making all
warrants, except those on the school fund
payable ont OF one general county fund.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
FOR SA-I.E.

A splendid Stock Rapge known as
the Cienega Ranch. about half wav
"o'"'en yucca %nd Sgnal. VIII
support 2'ooo mead CIR more. II has
H''sf oeen ied oil and has plenty of
enaue trees anu water. For further
informal" iIqa5,e cn lie premises
LiLNEY BOWMAN.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

Los Angeles is contemplating the erec-
tion of new Court House at an outlay
OF $350,000. Kinsinan will be content
for the present, with one costing only
$4,000.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
The Civilization OF s,,so,w.

Thomas BaiIy Aldrieh, who has lust
returned from a three months trim
througn the interior of Russia, says that
the civilization Of Moscow reminded
iiim of some wild Indian Chief who in
ms o'd age puts on a pair of epaulcttes
or high hat. ut simply emphasizes
savagery. New York Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29


The decision OF the Supreme Court
should end all kicking" on the removal
OF the county seat TO Kingnan, and We
hope to hear no more Of IL.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

An exchange SAYS that the assets OF
tine Bank OF California are nearly sl3 ,o00, :
coo. and those OF the Nevada Bank over
4l4,OO0,0o0.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

There are six copper lwater jacket fur
naces in the Globe District, A. r., with
total daily capacity of 1Si tons.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

\ y
oxoesses IN inatnser years, such ~
MeaaoTy, Tassit1de, Nocturnal Inv
Aversion 60 Society. Dimness o.
Noises IN tho i3ead; the vita! finid
unobsesveS in the urine, and nan5
diseescs that lead 80 Insanity ana ~
DR.. MINTIE. VITO Ia reguiar p1l,I
,'prsdns "a Of the University Pe3nsyis
,,,li ace 20 forfeit Five Hundred
fnT n esse of thigkiad the VITAL VIZ
ALIVE (under his special advice snd
nsntl viii no. cure, or for anything
~ iniurious found in it. DR.. MIats
iii ,,y,yate diseassg successfully
,,,avcrry. Consultation free. II
".a,o;rat.nn and advice. intending s1
of urina, Five doilars Price OF sitSf
tarative. 8i.50 bottle. or four
.ba oparsi.y for five doliars: sent -
S,esa opon receip. Of price, or q. y y
cnre FROM observation and In privats
II desired by, y ,f;r,,. n
I, Kcnyny g., Nan Eganolsco, q
sIMpIsE bUTIlA H..
VIII he sont to aHyons AyytynsS S3.,
stn,;,tu syn,,,toma, aex and aes - 80
cresP IN regard 20 ali i,MtpTy n.nTy pxsZ
Dk. MINTIES hlDaEl "a
NEPHRETICUM, cures ril hil.s .,h,ss ~
and bladder comrlointh, eG,"ss. e,, s.sssl
leucorrhq.a. 70: sale by ah w. ~
One dollar per bottle SIX D's'
dollars, ,.--,r, Wv q
are tie best and cheapest pysr
Billions cure in she. market.
druggists. ..
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

Arizona copper mines are credited with
an output OF 100000 pounds OF copper
In 1886.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

The gold, silver and lead product o.
Arizona for the year 1886 amounted to
over seven millions Of dollars.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

Portugal eirculates eight millions Of sill
yer to five OF gold.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

Italy eirculates nearly twice as much
silver as gold
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

The Supreme Court has adjourned, and
II the Legislature would only do the same
people would breathe eisier
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29

Colorado has passed law making il
500 fine 10 kin mountain sheep,